Bibleman: A Light in the Darkness

The Youth Group is putting on a show called "The Bibleman Show", but doesn't feel confident that their performance is good enough. Bibleman arrives and encourages the kids by telling them about a time he fought the villain Dr. Decepto, and how he relied on God to get him out of the situation. He encourages the kids to rely on God to make their performance go well, which they do. The audience arrives and the show goes very well, with the Youth Group performing four songs along with a special message spoken by Bibleman.

Bibleman's neighborhood friends invite him to come along as they bring the dynamic Bibleman Show to the entire school. Then join Bibleman as he challenges the malevolent Madame Glitz. Will she keep him captive? Will he break free from Madame Glitz's evil Snare? Stay tuned to find out!

The Fibbler makes a fiendish plan to break up the group. He starts with Ashley, coercing her into lying to the rest of her friends. Bibleman comes by to check on them, but he senses something sinister.

The evil bitterness beams of the Gossip Queen batter Bibleman. In an effort to completely destroy and dismantle the church kids' group, the Queen and her thugs take him on.

While under the spell of the sinister Shadow of Doubt, Kayla begins to doubt God's interests in her problems. And when Bibleman and his trusted friend Coats come to her aid, the cunning Shadow targets Bibleman as his next victim. Both Bibleman and Kayla learn a lesson in relying on the truths in God's Word.

Spiritual superhero Bibleman (played by Willie Aames) battles the villainous Master of Misery (Brian Lemmons) in this installment of the Christian video series for children.

Spiritual superhero Bibleman (played by Willie Aames) battles the forces of discord in this installment of the Christian video series for children.

Miles Peterson was a man who had it all: wealth, status, success. Still something was lacking. Then, in his darkest hour, the words of a single book gave Miles Peterson the burning desire to know God.

Spiritual superhero Bibleman battles the forces of discord in this installment of the Christian video series for children. Bibleman and his sidekick, Cypher, lean that evil arch-enemy El Furioso has added a dangerous new weapon to his arsenal -- Gold Fury Dust, a substance which works people into a purposeless state of anger. As Bibleman tries to stop El Furioso from spreading the dust, he is stricken with a dose himself, and has to find a way to control his raging emotions for the good of others

The Bibleman Adventure Team discovers their old nemesis Luxor Spawndroth has devised a plan to trick Bibleman and a young actress Lia Martinez into disobeying God

Luxor Spawndroth uses "Hypno-Hack by Micro-Harsh" (the first name in villainous software) to send Cypher and young student Riley Watson back to their old lifestyles of unkindness.

In this combined feature of Jesus, Our Savior Parts 1 and 2, we are introduced to the most sinister, most evil villain, Primordious Drool. Drool knows he cannot win against Bibleman on is own and has a plan to fight our favorite superhero. He intends to make Bibleman fight against himself. Drool drives the citizens of Andersonville to trust in Bibleman instead of God. Bibleman faces is toughest challenge ever as he has to explain to the townspeople that they cannot look to him as a superhero to save them. They must look to God, for only God can answer their prayers.

With Miles Peterson enjoying his retirement, Cypher, Biblegirl, and U.N.I.C.E are introduced to their new team member, Josh Carpenter—the new Bibleman! Not to be outdone by a new Bibleman, the Wacky Protestor formulates a plan to not only re-invent himself, but to create a world where there will be no Christians, no churches, no Bibles, and no God!

The Wacky Protestor infiltrates the nation's most popular kiddie-TV show with his own live satellite feed. He also creates false video-footage that turns the Bibleteam against each other.

In this combined feature of Jesus, Our Savior Parts 1 and 2, we are introduced to the most sinister, most evil villain, Primordious Drool. Drool knows he cannot win against Bibleman on is own and has a plan to fight our favorite superhero. He intends to make Bibleman fight against himself. Drool drives the citizens of Andersonville to trust in Bibleman instead of God. Bibleman faces is toughest challenge ever as he has to explain to the townspeople that they cannot look to him as a superhero to save them. They must look to God, for only God can answer their prayers.

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